Showing posts with label coloring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label coloring. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Day 22 (Creative Sprint): Pass It On

Day 22: Start something, then have someone else complete it.

I started a robot picture, drawing the bottom of a robot (mostly body and legs), then passed it to my 12-year-old son to finish the drawing (he even added a shadow at the bottom). Then I asked my 8-year-old to color it and my 11-year-old to write a story about the robot. Here's the finished product:



Rocky the Robot is an adventurous robot who is always up for every challenge. He has won the Rolympics 5 times, the Super Bolt 2 times, the Robo Series 10 times, and Polobot 7 times. As you probably know, Rocky is a top athlete in all robot sports. He also likes reading books and writing books. His favorite book is “The Robot Fart Attack" by Rocky the Robot.   

Monday, March 18, 2013

Day 244 - Cup O' Bots


*I found this illustration on Pintrest and colored it while my 16-month-old threw colored pencils at me.  I can't wait for naptime.



Thursday, January 31, 2013

Day 198 - Robot Friends

I found these little guys at a craft store and thought they'd make a good "art" project for my kindergartener.  He kept hogging the markers, so I'm not quite done yet . . . because the fact that my life is an unorganized disaster has nothing to do with it.



Thursday, November 1, 2012

Day 107 - Psychedelic

I printed this robot/alien coloring page, spent FOREVER coloring it, and then played around with it in a photo editor.  I think it's kind of a psychedelic, dream sequence transitional moment something-or-rather.  Just nod and say, "Right . . ."




Thursday, October 4, 2012

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Day 54 - Collage of Robot Awesomeness

Today, we started a large poster board collage.  Everything will be hand-drawn and colored--with the intent of eventually covering up all traces of white. 

Norman is acting project supervisor.